Hp pavilion dv9000 takes a long time to get past the bios screen. It won't boot of dvd either??

The hard drive has issues, the next step is to have it tested for possible replacement.

check your hardwares.either memory has mulfunctioned

step one, big battery out? skipped that?
step 2, a good power pack , that means 19vdc on those 2 pins.
bingo BIOS screen now work ,yes?
step 3, try an external VGA screen at the P15 VGA jack there
screens work now (BIOS first) yes/no?

remove DVD, drive
and all USB devices
there booting with only 1 memory stick. (got more?, try each 1 by 1)
black screens of *****'.

the lack of flash codes, Implies Power pack is dead. or CPU overheated, and selfshuts down. that fan going dead tells
me the power park is dead.

http://pcdied.com/#black-screens

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Hi,
I think your hard drive has failed. It keeps searching for the boot sector. The boot sector is broken so the hard drive keep starting over to search for it.

Hank

mostly its because vga(Graphic) problem.
i can fix it if u want, u have to send me the mainboard.

Try starting the laptop in safe mode.
This is done by pressing F8 while the computer is starting. You will be presented with an option screen and should in the first instance choose safe mode. If the laptop boots you can then check the hardware for faults. If you are not getting past the initial bios boot screen it would be worthwhile downloading the latest bios firmware from the HP web site and installing this.

hi

this is nothing to do with system crash.

> Take out the battery and the adapter from the notebook hold the power button for 30 sec

> Power on - ASAP tap on F10 - There if you are using vista press F9 to load the bios defaults and press F10 save and exit

With regards

The # 443694-001 refers to the cd set. You need to know which DV9000 you have. On this link you will see all the DV9000 models.:
http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Lookup?h_lang=en&h_cc=us&cc=us&h_page=hpcom&lang=en&h_client=S-A-R163-1&h_pagetype=s-002&h_query=DV9000+443694-001&submit.x=6&submit.y=4

You will need to use a friend's computer for the following.

Once you find the correct firmware, You can make a bootable CD by using Nero or Roxio burning software,these are the most common on computers nowaday.Once you make the bootable CD, you will have to set your laptop to boot from the CDROM. Then boot the CD you made and run the firmware update.
I don't believe you would be able to get a USB flash drive to boot in this condition.
Good Luck
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HP has identified a hardware issue with certain HP Pavilion dv2000/dv6000/dv9000 and Compaq Presario V3000/V6000 series notebook PCs, and has also released a new BIOS for these notebook PCs, version F.39 for dv2000/V3000, and version F.3D for dv6000/dv9000/V6000.

Click HERE to update your BIOS